Don’t tell the IRS your homeschool group is a private foundation (if it’s not).
A homeschool group incorrectly tells the IRS they are a private foundation.
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Self-declared tax exempt status for 501c3 homeschool groups
How a homeschool group can "self declare" its tax exempt status.
What Homeschool Leaders Don’t Know About Tax Exempt Status
It’s easier than ever to get tax-exempt status. Should your group apply?
Can I avoid the expense of hiring employees by being a 501c3?
Nonprofit organizations still have to pay payroll taxes
How the IRS defines a school
Most homeschool groups that use volunteer parents and vary the classes offered each year do not fit this IRS definition of a school.
Government Intrusion and 501c3 Tax Exempt Status for Homeschool Groups
Does applying for 501c3 status mean government intervention into homeschooling?
Is my homeschool group considered a school?
A homeschool leader wonders if her homeschool co-op can be defined as a "school."
Homeschool group answers IRS questions
Homeschool organizations need to have their financial information and organizing documents ready to send into the IRS when asked.
How to get added to the IRS database and file the Form 990N
A homeschool support group knows it needs to file an annual report with the IRS but how?
Congratulations! Another homeschool group receives tax exempt status
Congratulations to Christian Homeschool Organization Interact Connect Encourage (CHOICE) in South Carolina on recently receiving 501(c)(3) tax exempt status with the IRS.